Quick Pose

Character Studies

Odd Little Character Drawing

I drew this in about 5 minutes in black felt tip directly onto a drawing pad. I based it off the cartoonish work of 'drawnin1985' and used one of my bearded friends as source material. This would be too hard to do for my animation but it's fun getting to play around with different styles and explore what I find easy or hard to do.

Doodles- Paris III

These are a few quick(ish) drawings from around te place that I managed to fit in while exploring Paris. The architecture is stunning, and the really defined lines and angles make it pretty easy to draw the monuments.

Doodles- Paris II

Apologies for the orientation - I can't seem to turn it around on my phone

Doodles- Paris

Sketches from Past Week

These are all little sketches and doodles I've done in my spare time in the past week while I've been in Galway or on the bus. Playing around with pushing proportions, gestures and speed drawing.

Female life drawing sketches

Did each of these three figures using source material from an old magazine; each took about 60-90 seconds. I tried to make them a bit more charicaturish by pushing proportions a small amount and giving them cartoon eyes!

Doodling Practice

Sketch on paper with coloured pencils

PhotoShop Painting using brushes from http://dommifox.tumblr.com/

Doodles

Watching some Gravity Falls and did some very odd doodling

The Grinch Who Stole Christmas

Christmas Doodle

Little watercolour cat. Happy Christmas :)

Jellyfish

On PhotoShop

Quick Posing Sketches

Drawing Tips: Fabric Tension

Source: http://isaacorloff.tumblr.com/

Here's some practice that I sketched out super roughly in PhotoShop. The top piece is sort of copying the original image, like fabric falling over a shoulder or something. The bottom is a full skirt of a dress on the ground.

Echo's Birthday

It was my cat's birthday so, of course I made her a silly card. Here's the rough sketch before I finished it up. Done with ballpoint pen and promarkers.

Girl Character Brainstorming

 

Drawing a Bird - Practice

Drawing a Girl - Practice

I decided to do some drawing practice, drawing female figures because I feel like I am a bit out of practice, and I will soon have to start with the female character design which I'm worried about. I have no idea how I should style her; whether she should be kind of Disney-styled, or more quirky like this character which I have done below. I might practice quite a few different types and see how they all look and fit in with the story and other characters. 

Final finished piece! Pen and watercolour pencil

Sketching in the street